BRITISH NAMES. 
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^Serpent’s or adder’s tongue 
Serpentine tree 
Service tree 
Service, maple-leaved, or wild 
Sesame ; or oily grane 
Sesame, Italian 
Setwall, garden ; or valerian 
Setterwort; bear’s foot; or hel- 
leboraster 
Shaddock ; or pampelmoe 
Shallot (see Eschalot) 
Shave grass 
Ophioglossum 
Ophyoxylum serpentinum 
Sorb us domestica 
Crataegus torminalis 
Sesamum orientate 
Astragalus sesanieus 
Valeriana phu 
Hellibbrusfatidus 
Citrus decumana 
Allium ascalonicum 
Equisetum hyemale 
Shepherd’s needleor Venus’s comb Scandix pecien 
Shepherd’s purse 
Shepherd’s rod ; or teazel 
Shepherd’s rod, smaller 
Shot, Indian ; or Indian cane 
Sickle-wort 
Sidesaddle flower 
Silk cotton tree 
Silk, Virginian 
Silver bush ; or Jupiter’s beard 
Silver tree 
Thlaspi bursa pastoris 
Dipsacus fullonutn 
Dipsacus pilosus 
Carina indica 
Coronilla 
Safracena 
Bombax gossipinum 
Periploca greeca 
Anthyllis barba jovis 
Protea argentea 
Potentilla argentea 
Silver weed ; 
Sirnpla liobla; or base shrubby \ ph uis nMa 
hare s ear J 
Simpler’s joy; or common vervain Verbena officinalis 
Skirret 
Sky flower 
Sloe tree 
Sloke 
Smallage ; or water parsley 
Snail trefoil 
Snake’s head 
Snake weed 
Snake-root, Virginian 
Shim sisarum 
Cineraria 
Pminus spinosa 
Ulva 
Apium graveolens 
f Medicago polymorpha 
\ (scutellata) 
Iris tuberosa 
Polygonum bistorta 
Aristolochia serpentaria 
Snake-root, black or wild of America^ctea racemosa 
Snake-wood Ophioxylum serpentinum 
Snap tree Justicia hyssopifolia 
Snap-dragon Antirrhinum 
Snap-dragon of America Emilia tuberosa 
